Israel hell bent on turning Islamic museum into synagogue

The Zionist regime is planning to turn an Islamic museum adjacent to the Aqsa mosque in the occupied al-Quds ('Jerusalem') into a Jewish synagogue.

The anti wall and settlement committee in al-Quds said in a statement on Saturday evening that the regime's municipality of the holy city was planning in cooperation with Zionist fanatics to control the Islamic museum that is adjacent to the Maghareba gate wall and turn it into a synagogue and a library.

It warned that controlling the 400-square-meter museum and digging tunnels underneath the holy city in search of the alleged temple fell in line with Judaization attempts.

The committee affirmed that the Buraq Wall is an inseparable part of the Aqsa Mosque and there is no such thing as the Wailing Wall, describing the renaming of the Buraq Wall as an attempt to forge Islamic history.

It appealed to the Arab and Islamic countries to resist the Jewification of al-Quds and demanded activating popular rallies against the regime's practices in the city and to maintain permanent presence inside the Aqsa plazas especially near to the Maghareba gate to confront the settlers.